• When it is first output, it is expressed in “just the text without title” such as on Facebook.

    • Then, inspired by it in some cases, the “next comment” will hang.
    • After some time has passed, “Title.” will be created at the time it is reprinted in Scrapbox.
    • A title as simple as a summary can be given only if the content of the expression is simple.
    • For the most part, it’s impossible to give it a simple title because it’s a jumble of things.
    • Facebook
  • I’ve been thinking a lot about adopting Scrapbox as a form of knowledge representation.

    • but “title and text” is still too rich an expression.
    • As I felt when I first started using Scrapbox, requiring titles raises the bar for output.
      • Being able to Scrapbox has led to the following operational avoidance, but not essential
        • Rename afterwards with “ah ah” or something in the title.
        • Write the body of the text, then find two key phrases that seem important and connect them with “and”.
        • Canned titles for things that cannot be titled, such as “Thought Nodes YYYYY-mm-dd”
  • Short sentences are still the basic format

    • A tentative title for it is the date and time it was created.

    • It is for human beings to give a title that is a summary

    • For the program, anything goes as long as it’s indexed.

      • Creation date and time as unchanged ID
      • Vector if you are willing to change
    • Nodes of Thought2019-10-18

    • Forms of Knowledge Representation


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